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Celebrating
St. Petersburg
The
University of Michigan celebrates the 300th anniversary
of St. Petersburg, the city founded by Peter the
Great as Russia’s “window on the west.”
“Celebrating St. Petersburg: 300 Years of
Cultural Brilliance” will include a full
season of programs in the visual and performing
arts.
The
inaugural event for the St. Petersburg Festival
is “Projecting Petersburg,” a symposium
devoted to St. Petersburg's classical architectural
legacy and its contemporary cultural aspirations
for the 21st century. As part of this symposium,
the UM Taubman College of Architecture + Urban
Planning together with the Center for Russian
and East European Studies has assembled this collection
of architectural photographs by Jack Kollmann,
Ph.D., Academic Coordinator for Stanford's Center
for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies
(CREEES).
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Petersburg Architecture
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